Deutsche Bank reported a net profit of €341M in 2018, the first annual net profit since 2014, the Chief Executive Officer Christian Sewing says.
The priority of Lebanon's IT Ministry is to create an electronic government, the Minister of State for Information Technology Affairs Adel Afiouni says.
Britain plans to promote free trade and re-establish relations with existing partners after Brexit, the British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.
The Italian economy entered into recession in the last quarter of 2018, the Italian National Institute of Statistics reports.
British manufactures increase inventories at a record pace to safeguard against potential supply chain disruptions after Brexit.
Russia's telecommunications watchdog Roskomnadzor fined Google $7,600 for failing to delete search links to the banned information.
The US unemployment rate increased to 4% despite a fact that the economy added 304,000 jobs in January, the Bureau of Labour Statistics reports.
The US withdraws from a long standing nuclear arms control treaty with Russia, the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says, citing Russia's violation of the deal.
Bhutan wants to strengthen cooperation with China and resolve the border dispute, the Bhutanese Prime Minister Lotay Tshering says.
On Friday, crude oil prices gained about 1.5%, lifted by signs that China and the United States could soon settle their trade war.
On Friday, S&P 500 reached an eight-week high after better-than-expected US job growth eased worries about a slowdown.
Amazon.com forecast its Q1 sales to fall short of expectations, after hitting the record in the holiday quarter, and sending its shares down 5% to $1,635.
An ex-Australian lawmaker has retired from the Huawei Technologies' local unit on Friday, a move that could potentially weaken the company's efforts to deal with the market access restriction issues.
Germany's Symrise stated it was set to expand its pet food activities in the $900M purchase of the provider of pet food ingredient, ADF/IDF.
Indonesia's ride-hailing firm Go-Jek raised about $1.0B in its round of funding, led by Tencent Holdings, JD.com and Alphabet's Google, sources with a knowledge of the matter reported on Friday.
Austria's aeroplane parts developer FACC stated it would seek to become more independent from suppliers by spending $572M in acquisitions, as well as add new technologies and boost its core business.
The UK energy supplier SSE agreed on selling almost half of the stake in the Scottish wind farms, Dunmaglass and Stronelairg, to Greencoat UK Wind, the renewables fund, and British pension fund for £635M.
On Friday, the Finnish largest utility Fortum it had increased its stake in the German energy firm Uniper to 49.99%, while also posting a jump in its Q4 comparable operating profit.
Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos' rocket firm, has clinched an agreement with the Canadian firm Telesat over launching the satellite constellation's part, which provides speedy internet access to businesses and government globally.
On Friday, China Southern Airlines stated it had inked a MoU with the Gulf airline Emirates for the codesharing agreement that covered 18 routes and would come into force on March 31.
The Venezuela PDVSA-owned US refiner Citgo denied a Thursday's report claiming the firm was weighting to file for bankruptcy in the US amid dispute between Venezuela's leftist government and the President Donald Trump.
WorldFirst, the UK currency exchange start-up, will shut down its US operations to avoid a possible regulatory hurdle for the planned takeover by the Chinese fintech group Ant Financial Services, the FT reported on Friday.
Jet Airways accepted the most of Etihad Airways' bailout conditions, sending Jet's shares up as much as 18% on Friday, according to the Business Standard.
The cement maker LafargeHolcim announced on Friday it had finalised the sale of an Indonesian unit in a deal that valued the company at $1.75B.